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Escaping From A Murderer    by John D
Price: Free! 15060 words. Published on April 8, 2013. Fiction.

Teenage mother Annabel Sprott is embroiled with London gangster Tony Radcliff, but as his empire starts to crumble, the violent murderer starts to unleash his violent streak on those closest to home. Can Annabel get her baby to safety with the unreliable George before Tony finds out and what will become of a sleepy Scottish town as she brings a trail of violence to its door? This is a violent book
Poppy    by John D
Price: Free! 17940 words. Published on December 23, 2012. Fiction.

(2.00 from 1 review)
Jack Fox gets embroiled with crazy young exhibitionist, Poppy, after his relationship with the stable Dannielle breaks down. He faces disapproval of his staid family if the antics of Poppy and himself come out. This is a short story in the Growing Pains Universe but will work as a standalone story. This is an erotic story
The Wooing Of A London Soubrette    by John D
Price: Free! 21350 words. Published on October 15, 2012. Fiction.

(4.00 from 1 review)
This book addresses some adult themes and has erotic scenes. Grace and Sandy travel to London to find a living working in the massage parlours of Soho, but Grace soon finds love reluctantly in the arms of a punter while Sandy’s desperation leads to tragic consequences.
Growing Pains: Repentance    by John D
Price: Free! 17770 words. Published on May 30, 2012. Fiction.

(3.00 from 1 review)
This is the sequel to Betrayal (free download) and Rhea continues to address the shocking behaviour of her partner as they struggle to pay the debts Simon has accumulated, resorting to an extreme money making scheme. Andy has a date with a beautiful young florist, and plots to help his friends with paying for their IVF treatment. Meanwhile, Simon’s brother is released from prison.
Growing Pains: Broken Promises    by John D
Price: Free! 7800 words. Published on May 24, 2012. Fiction.

Sarah is leading a double life, and escapes to London to meet with her boyfriend on the eve of her exam for a disastrous date with the manipulative Kevin. This is the second instalment in the “Growing Pains” series of stories.
Growing Pains: Betrayal    by John D
Price: Free! 18790 words. Published on May 17, 2012. Fiction.

Rhea's life is turned upside down as the truth of her marauding and unfaithful partner is shockingly revealed. She has to decide what to do with her boyfriend as they face eviction, while she gets increasingly concerned about her brother and Zoe - a close family friend - is struggling to get pregnant.
The Au Naturel Girls    by John D
Price: Free! 79670 words. Published on May 4, 2012. Fiction.

0.5 star(4.50 from 4 reviews)
Chauvinistic Adam Hodson, has the experience to remember when his new rented house catches fire and he is moved into a house of liberal, female nudists. As he struggles fully adapt, it is not just Adam who has to learn as the girls have to adjust to his own foibles, weaknesses, and those of his violent, racist friend. This book contains some mature language and some discretion is advised.
On The Run    by John D
Price: Free! 71990 words. Published on February 27, 2012. Fiction.

(4.00 from 1 review)
Three people set about stealing from a mad Ukrainian gangster and then have to evade the Police, the heavies and anyone who is prepared to double-cross them for a slice of £800,000 in used banknotes, some jewellery and three priceless Argentinian artefacts. This is an adult (not erotic) book

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Smashwords book reviews by John D

  • Ass Play on March 08, 2012
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    It's a quick short story; a five minute read. The short scene is nice and hot, good use of descriptive language. Some of the dialogue and sentence structure is a little laboured but it's a good story. Good work!